Slivers of un-turquoised toenail
denote nine days absence from my home
but should be painted golden
for the pleasures I had elsewhere
a poetical response following close observation: pebbles for rivers of stones
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
Sweaty from doing it in the sun
Ironing linen trousers:
tissue flakes to be removed
ten or more manipulations
and then they never hang up right.
tissue flakes to be removed
ten or more manipulations
and then they never hang up right.
Tuesday, 2 August 2016
On rising
Same time
same quality of silver dawning light
behind still night-black trees
as last week, through slatted blinds,
in Alabama
same quality of silver dawning light
behind still night-black trees
as last week, through slatted blinds,
in Alabama
Monday, 1 August 2016
Anticipating visitors
Dusting top of dresser
(first time in decades)
yellow duster becomes grey bedraggled sheep.
(first time in decades)
Monday, 13 June 2016
On my way to buy a morning paper, # 67
Outside the pub
purple coin-sized blotches -
blood? -
and, perched on a concrete bollard,
a non-stick frying pan.
purple coin-sized blotches -
blood? -
and, perched on a concrete bollard,
a non-stick frying pan.
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
On my way to buy a morning paper, # 66
Fresh-damped dust and ancient pepper -
the smell of new rain following nearly a week of dry
the smell of new rain following nearly a week of dry
Thursday, 18 February 2016
In the mirror
The recently-arrived bracket of disgruntlement
on the left side of my mouth
no longer disappears completely
when I smile.
on the left side of my mouth
no longer disappears completely
when I smile.
Thursday, 11 February 2016
On my way to buy a morning paper #65
A flock of seagulls, by the sound of it;
only four in actuality.
(Wasn't there a group called that?)
only four in actuality.
(Wasn't there a group called that?)
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
Glorious blue morning
Magpie drilling indignation
at next-door's cat.
at next-door's cat.
Monday, 1 February 2016
On my way to buy a morning paper #64
Blackness of high-looming clouds made evil by the not-yet-risen sun.
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